12/12/2011 07:43:00 PM
dannzfay
Everybody nowadays seems to have access to engineering samples of Intel Ivy Bridge processors and one of these users was kind enough to post online a series of benchmarks describing the performance of the upcoming Core i7-3770K in various benchmarks.
The tests run on the quad-core Intel processor included 3DMark 06, Fritz Chess, and Cinebench 11.5, both in their single and multi-threaded versions, if available.
You can check out the results in the gallery bellow this post and compare it with your own processor as all the benchmarks run are available for free on the Web.
For those of you who aren’t up to speed with Intel’s upcoming Ivy Bridge chips, you should know that the Core i7-3770K tested by bigpao007 has a 3.5GHz base speed, 3.9Ghz maximum Turbo, 8MB of Level 3 cache and an integrated HD 4000 graphics controller.
The CPU uses the LGA 1155 socket and packs all the technologies featured in its Core i7 Sandy Bridge counterparts.
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